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# Manage your SDK/API credentials

To manage your SDK and REST API credentials, navigate to the "Development/Credentials" section of the Uqudo Customer Portal at <https://portal.uqudo.com/credentials>.

This page provides essential information required for seamless connectivity to the Uqudo platform, such as SDK and API access details. This information includes:&#x20;

* Authorization base URL
* API base URL
* Client ID

Please note that you can use the same set of credentials for both SDK and REST API connectivity.&#x20;

Furthermore, you can easily add or remove your credential secrets directly from this page. By doing so, you can ensure optimal security and control over your API and SDK access.

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